Dining chair ideas that let you create an inclusive table

People come in different sizes and have different seating needs. So why force everyone to sit on the same type of chair? Combining different types of chairs will make sure everyone’s base is covered, and create a space where they can dine, work and play comfortably for hours.

A dining area with a RÖNNINGE birch table with various items placed on it, and RÖNNINGE chairs on a TÅRBÄK rug.

The more the merrier

Foldable chairs are great when you need extra seating and can be “put away” on the wall when not in use.

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A black NISSE folding chair placed beside a RÖNNINGE birch chair by a RÖNNINGE birch table, all standing on a TÅRBÄK rug.

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A chair to suit everyone

Once upon a time the rule was that all the chairs around the dining table needed to match. But rules are made to be broken, right? People aren’t the same, so it stands to reason that their dining chairs shouldn’t be.

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A dining area with RÖNNINGE birch table and chairs on a multicolour TÅRBÄK rug, with white NÄVLINGE pendant lamps above.

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A new spin on dining

A swivel chair will let dinner guests move around a bit without leaving the table. Great for those with ants in their pants who have trouble sitting still for long periods.

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A blue BJÖRKBERGET swivel chair stands between RÖNNINGE birch chairs by a RÖNNINGE birch table, all placed on a TÅRBÄK rug.

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Sit a little longer

Everybody is different because every body is different. This means that a conventional dining chair might not suit everyone. So why not add an armchair for those who need a little more comfort? After all, a table where the chairs suit the guests is a more social table, because people can enjoy each other’s company longer.

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A SAKARIAS chair with black legs and dark-grey cover standing by a table. A white throw is draped over one of its armrests.

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